There has been a nasty bus crash in Glasgow. The roof was sliced off by a bridge. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-65665113
Nope. It has to be those 4. Couldn't be anything else. Edit: oh, hang on, just thought. Could it be that it actually has no meaning whatsoever, just nature doing it's stuff over 5,000 years on a yew tree root? No? Ah, ok then.
It's obviously an alien, just after he's answered the question on if it's the red or the blue wire to cut.
Anyone see Michael Block's hole in one at the PGA yesterday? Dropped out of the sky straight into the hole! Amazing! https://www.google.com/search?clien...#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:fdb30fdc,vid:cS11uQc_AE4
When I was a baby my parents used to bath me in cheap Australian lager. When I hit 18 I realised I’d been fostered
It's amazing when that happens, I once played Springhead and started 4242 on 4 x par 4's, and the 2 at the fourth did just the same my second shot went straight into the hole.
The brid lot are furious https://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/...rborough-B-B-globally-Tripadvisor-awards.html
Blimey ,I have stayed at numbers 8&9 in the best hotels in the world.I only came home from ikos Andulsia on Sunday very good hotel but in top ten in the world ?.
Don’t think I’ve been to any of them. And as for the Shard they’re not getting any of my cash. Went up there to the bar but one of our party was stopped for wearing trainers. That was fine tbh, even though you could argue they weren’t, although annoying as they didn’t say that at the bottom before we went up. However when they started letting young, presumably more fashionable, people in wearing ****ty mucky trainers next that wasn’t fine. After stepping in to block the entrance while I had a polite debate about the apparent poor use of their rules there ended up being quite the queue behind me. I wasn’t keen on stepping aside until the manager had explained the rules to me…so the queue got bigger and bigger. Manager came and apologised and let us in Had a look at the views and sat for a bit…then ****ed off and spent beer money in a proper pub. ****hole.
Ye, more likely the hotels that paid the most to Tripadvisor and the DM for marketing/advertising got on the list. The online Daily Mail is notorious for paid-for articles - hence why seemingly non-entities end up being 'randomly' pictured and written about in an article - used to be £15k for 24 hours, when my wife still worked in marketing.
It's just based on Trip Advisor ratings by customers, you can't pay them to get up the list. You could pay for fake Trip Advisor reviews, but I'm pretty sure you'd be checked before they put you top of the list. Though Trip Advisor rankings need to be taken with a pink of salt, the actual best places are rarely top of their reviews, cheaper places often rank much higher than expensive ones.
How many today would do what this man did all those years ago, a lost breed of people, unfortunately.
